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Title: Cowon iAudio F2 (2GB, black)
Pros: The compact phone-like Cowon iAudio F2 plays music, video, and photo files; has excellent and configurable sound quality; records line-in, voice, and FM; can play OGG, FLAC, plus purchased and subscription-based music; has both MTP and UMS modes; has stan
Cons: The Cowon iAudio F2 with its array of buttons may be too small to operate comfortably; feature- and option-rich interface has higher learning curve than a typical player's; must use included software to convert video; maxes out at only 2GB.
Verdict: The superportable Cowon iAudio F2 is a feature-packed performer, but its mini cell phone design makes it a bear to use.
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70/100 |
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Title: Cowon iAudio F2 (1GB)
Pros: Excellent and configurable sound quality; records line-in, voice, and FM; has both MTP and UMS modes; good rated battery life.
Cons: Array of buttons too small to operate comfortably; higher learning curve than a typical player's; must use included software to convert video.
Summary: The superportable Cowon iAudio F2 is a feature-packed performer, but its mini cell phone design makes it a bear to use. Plus it maxes out at 2GB.
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70/100 |
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Title: The Matrix MP3 Player- Cowon iAudio F2
Summary: Cowon's new MP3 player has dynamic matrix controls, whatever they are'However it is unbelievably small and more like a stylised mobile phone than a boring MP3 player. We test Cowon's latest 2gb offering to see if it is more then a glitch.
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Title: Cowon iAudio F2 coming soon
Summary: and 2GB versions.
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Title: Cowon iAudio F2 (iAudiophile.net review)
Summary: This review was originally posted at our iAudio webring, iAudiophile.net. You will be redirected to the original article over at said website. Introduction The iAudio F2 takes a new design approach in comparison to the failed iAudio F1. But Cowon have lea
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82/100 |
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Title: Cowon iAudio F2
Pros: Support for many file formats; FM radio; line-in recording; good quality voice recorder; great sound quality; excellent EQ options; drag and drop file management
Cons: Horrible menus; bad layout of navigational buttons makes it hard to control; video converter barely compresses video files
Verdict: Cowon's iAudio F2 is rammed with features, but sadly it's encased in an awkward exterior. Fortunately, it managed to redeem itself with great sound quality and easy management within Windows
Summary: Cowon's iAudio F2 may look more like a mobile phone than an MP3 player but it's a great audio device -- it supports a wide range of file formats, including OGG and FLAC, and the sound quality is impressive. It's just a shame the interface isn't easier to
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67/100 |
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Title: Cowon iAudio F2 (2GB, black)
Pros: The compact phone-like Cowon iAudio F2 plays music, video, and photo files; has excellent and configurable sound quality; records line-in, voice, and FM; can play OGG, FLAC, plus purchased and subscription-based music; has both MTP and UMS modes; has stan
Cons: The Cowon iAudio F2 with its array of buttons may be too small to operate comfortably; feature- and option-rich interface has higher learning curve than a typical player's; must use included software to convert video; maxes out at only 2GB.
Verdict: The superportable Cowon iAudio F2 is a feature-packed performer, but its mini cell phone design makes it a bear to use. Plus it maxes out at 2GB.
Summary: After a bit of a hiatus, Cowon is ready to unleash a gaggle of gadget goodness that will get geek hearts pumping. In addition to the curious P5 (a Windows CE device with 5-inch screen) and the long-awaited A3 (the follow-up to the distinguished A2 PVP), C
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70/100 |
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Title: Cowon iAudio F2
Pros: The compact phone-like Cowon iAudio F2 plays music, video, and photo files; has excellent and configurable sound quality; records line-in, voice, and FM; can play OGG, FLAC, plus purchased and subscription-based music; has both MTP and UMS modes; has stan
Cons: The Cowon iAudio F2 with its array of buttons may be too small to operate comfortably; feature- and option-rich interface has higher learning curve than a typical player's; must use included software to convert video; maxes out at only 2GB.
Summary: The superportable Cowon iAudio F2 is a feature-packed performer, but its mini cell phone design makes it a bear to use. Plus it maxes out at 2GB.
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70/100 |
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